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What is "catalog year?"

Your catalog year refers to the academic year you were first admitted into the University of Louisville. Your catalog year is important because you follow the curriculum requirements that were in effect that academic year. For example, if you were admitted in Fall 2013, your catalog year is 2013-2014.

The sample Flight Plans available on this website were developed based on the curriculum requirements for each catalog year, beginning in 2011. Therefore, it is important that you select and view the Flight Plans for your catalog year.

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If you plan to earn a degree in 5 or 6 years, be sure to meet with your academic advisor to develop your 5- or 6-year plan and enter it into the ULink Course Planner.

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